The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-14 00:00:00

A:V, , NI•4 - .NEW . S. •. PLyNoviir, 12.--, , N0 further ne6unts butting been recei%ed,rempetting the capture o f the . • • Diana, Frigate, there is 'lgieat. reason. to suppcie the report:to he altrgether. a gross, fabrication. • , At. iveil &hey Cutter, froth Rochee.ort— she brings inielhgence-tbat every preparation was miking by our Squadron there for - the attack of .the' Frenehf,feei Arr Ned lhe . .P4rtitiair:and Orestes Sloops of War frop"icruize. • ' • • :• Rernaist itt Ca‘vsand hay—the Timnantofs6 guns. Ittlaanv to toe souud—the Phoebe, PI) cctli Swin t , and. Quo= ingrates; Bonne Citoyenlie, Swallow, ()testes and. Yarthiar•Sloops of War; and Lord Eldon lured Ship. ..,r.... . Po&ij,totn 3 , APRIL 3.--Arrived the /bpi, GERMAN, Prosperous,. STACY, IVE/So7i, ATKINS,DiMie, CRAGE, Good Intent, BURNETT, and Allred, MATEN,'• from London ; -, and Bellonci, ENG- ' 135 M, trout Sunderland,i, 40/0, lA'atoka, and limp', PA Laicit , otn ; Jlizn, Flus.- TABLE, troll Ilfracombe ; Friendship, --, from Chepstow; Supply, MocKvoitv, and Mary, BRAD. *: ZUAN, from Watetiord. • Arrived his 'Majesty's Ship Iris froni Cadizliitb• •1 • cant?'"troarthe-WQm ludiCs ; and the Bonne Ci tovemm.frora Plymouth. , IsLANnit or SCILLY, Apt u t. B.—on the 30th ult, arrivet the POrtugue,,,4 Brig San Lora:it), Don IGunilo FELik, late MaAer, from the Brains, bound . to -Linclon, laden with cotton, rite, and iron, was Captured on her voyage by a Vrenth Ketch Privateer Martin, but afterwards re-captOr• ed by his Majesty's Ship itaista.nle. Since being in the harbour she drove from her moorings and struck on a ledge of rocks, but has since, by the exertions of the Pilots, been brought intOplaCe of satity with only her strider being curried off; she will sail this evening for Plymouth. Sailed the Victualler V. 14. APRIL 9.—C,iine in the Dolphin Revenue Cutter, Cap Jon Ne j (coin 3 cruize. AITIL t4.,--Arrived and sailed for the River the Atom:, Flt /LATER, frntrt-Malagi I Patent, BOYLIt i n, MARTINSON, and Fortitude, &tow' tsr, (part of the. Fleet) flow Jamaica. -.PLIU back several outward•buuud Vessels, &c. *bleh sailed yesterday. • . Several other Vessels are now coming round the South Foreland, for ►he Downs. , „1 4 .4.10UTi1, APRIL 1 1 .—Arrived his Majesty's Ship Nonpareil, with di;patclies ticto Sir J. Ducx.— wownt ; and the : Cornwallis Packet, with Mails, froio the Leeward Islands : she sailed groin St.' Thomas's the Igth ult. Sailed the :Noc tow Packet for Ito Janeiro; Mori : lorough Packet for Lisbon; and the Prince of Wales Packet for New York. . . . , . The American Ship Pacific, with dispatches, from New-York s , is supposed to be in the offing c . lb, Consul's boat is gone off, but the wind being con 111mi,, it is thought the vessel cannot get into harbour till the morning. A post•chaise is in waiting to take the hearer of the dispatches to LOndon. %. • SHEERNESS, APRIL 12.—Sailed his Majotty's Ship .erica ; Hearty, and Wangler Gun-brio, for the and Havoc tur North Yarmouth. Came down from the River Thames, and anchored at the Great Nore, his Majesty's Ship Vi.stal, Capt. .0a ARAM. Wcitt out of 'harbour, and anchored at the Little Nore, the Protect or Gun-brik. • The boats of his Majesty's Sloop- Rinaldo, Captain ittvttit, ,under the command of the Master, Mr. ; 1 1 4 D!'4C . P1111.014, succeeded, a few days ago, in cuiting out a large loaded with cyder and -, other •'goods, near-pieppe, notwithstanding a very heavy fire of musquetry from the shore.-I'wo 'of &tor 441419 so) vv.:rv.ldialuly wounded. - - • . • Th e. jimpomene Frigate, Captain Pi rain PARKIht, ht`c way' to the Baltic, has taken a rich Danish prize, lacien-with East India goods,, which ii'iafely arrived at Shields. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Arx:t 14. This day's in'arket was mot • well supplied with different kinds' of Cattle; Veal and Pork are dearer than our last report ; • Lamb is cheaper ; Beef and 2Nikitton sold at last prices, and the trade in general Was but indderent. The sales in the flayin.irket Were trifling; Hay, Straw", and Cloyer obtained last pricea.--W e annex a correct statement at the prices and numbers : • ' To sink the Offal per stone of gib. Beer 4s, gd, to 65. +l.—Mutton ss. od. to 6s. 6d,—Veal 74. od. to E. od.--Porq.ss. ad. 6s. to Bd.. —Lamb 7s. od. to "is. bd. /I "4ts. 400.--Shzep and . Lambs, Moo.— Calves, 95. P 2.3 p. 11.;, tns. 0 , 1. to 61. 6). od.— 11. 465. al. to ,t ". 05 - o(-1 —clover 61. toy. to 71. )53. cd., • APItiL - this day i. in to!crable supply and but few fine samples, which ;.stypott but other. qualities a•ti heavy "le j in Barley and Malt little varikiton White Teuse_rather.cheaper s Beaus of the two descriptions likewise there are middling supplies of Oats, but in e- '9'"oqueucQ.Pl: large arrivals of foreign being., exr. P tl 'lt'd, this trade is 'lower, and a tailing article as our last. Trip aCmiing as his txcelicA4 lOtnical Codrane, Can PrcPate . . 1 the transports. LOYD° li GdZEITE EXTIMORDIMIRY, Ansiver.., G ranted.. . Pte I . , , Art.' X. The Artales of the-preseta CsOltulatinit gull , AI. 13, 1 809. '' - be ratified, as soon as possible. andnot later than this evening At ten o'clock. -' . '' ' , g ... Answer:--The present capitulation is sigu by,.. u: by, (Ni - ri.. missioners. appointed by Lieu' enant-Gener4l peorgg Beck whit, Crinimander •of 'beg-Wes of His ltriranntc Majesty. Ind 'by Rear...Wu/h.:O S t ir Alexander Cochrane, K. H. Com mander ill Mier ut ltiJ liritannic Majesty's Squadr6n, on the ooe part, tli At is to say, Lieutenant-General hir George Pre cost Ilan. Majim-General Maitland, and Commodore Ceck burn, and or tile Conlinissinnefs appointed by General Vii.. later. C.siitain General in the scrviix of France, on the other Cart. that la to say, th e G enera l o f B r i ga d e V i llatet loycuse.: olonel Montfolt of the gad Regiment. and Lieutenant-Co lonel foyer, Chief of the Stalk. , Done at the Advance ' Pairs' this 24th Day of February, 1114 ? - ARTICLE: of CAP 11TULATION betwite . nttelltehant. , General 'Cieorge Beckwith, Commander of His 4361'4n:tic Majesty 's. Land Forces, and 14„ca Adam! the Hon. Sir Alexandec Cochrane, -K. it. Cominati g er in Chief ot His Britannic. Majt;ty's Squ.tdron upon a' joint Expedition against the Fr'n.h Colohy ut darttitigae, on the one part, u 4 (,eneral VinarCt, (...aptOri•Cogilef4l la the AeViit.e ut ;France, on the other part. Fort Des' aixjhall be given up' to the Troops ot His Bd. 'annic MkjeStfoo the renewing Conditions : Art 1. file Garrison or Fort .Desalt , shall march out in 'order to be ti,lba r r;ed and conveyed to one of the Forts ut France, bet . .veert.l3ourdeaux and L'Orient, on the days and ar the hours whieit Shall be agreed upon, with all the honours of ...at, viz. drums beating, colours tlyiug, and matehea lightee, haring: n their front tour. tielti-pieces with their artittelymen. The 011icers, Civil and alilitary, of the Xlariiie, and every one belonging to tins Department, shall be conveyed to the sa,nb Fort. . Answer..—The Garrison shall mach out with all the ho hours of War den - landed, but must ground their arms beyond the Glacis. The ()dicers shall keep their swords. In an swer to the rest of this Article, it is agreed that the Forces of France shall be embarked in proper vends as plisoriere of war : that they shell proceed to Vtitheren Bay, under guard of some English ships ot war. '1 here an exclienge shall take ,place bet wwii the two Nations, rank for rank ' but Mini the iespect and esteem whim which his Excellelicy the Cap. tour-,general Vtllaret foyeuse is held by all, is admitted, that huneelf and his Aulee-cte-Camp shell be sent to France INC oriel any restriction, e, Art I I . TiteCaprain-Generel, the Colonial Prefer% the de. neraltMers, anti thoseot the S tatt,ut the Artillery And Engl. neers,thuOthoess e Numeoturnantiliteo dicere anti 'told:mot the Land Service, the Otficers, Troops, and crews et the Navy, the. Chief of the call Sniff !tie CerninissarieS and others cm plbyed to theadminittatieleur the tidarine and ColUnws, shall .terry :two ehttir•arins ?their pjicracatat.etteeti,7tt4evecy ithinK :belonging to mem: they shalt besides hate leave to dispose :of (heir private property of. evely ktriu, and full security as. . shred to the purchasers. ! • Answer. --! , ranted,. excepting in what it dittos aunt the 'answer lei the emu:cling Article. Art. 111. 1 fie,t;dlrlSorl shall be embarked at Inc expense. of his Britannic Majesty, by battatiOnS and Linty:L:4,s i each • person belonging to the Minicoy, or (Juicer, ur other person, employed tit the Civil Stallshall receive, doting the passage, the ration allowed to eaLli rank a“ording to the krelichlaws and regulations,' • , Ansvircr. • Granted, but to be victualled according to the. Bhglisit ration. Art, IV. .1 he neecssary'riurither of carriages and boats for transporting and eirlbarkine the personal Litects, papers, and. other property ot the CeptainS of the Coluinai Fre-. tact, of tite• Cleneral :Pttlecra,....ounnieseries,, and Chiefs of Corps, ot toe t ) I(lCqfb ul tile Administration - Of the I.suti and Sea - Service, and particularly, the papers of the C. uncll ' of Armunstration of Corps, ot the Payinester L ot the Colony, and of milts peniuris us Civil .dud Militery Employ 'hems. These papers shall not b..!. subject te•thir lllNnetiOlt, tile to Inirantee:tnat they cniitti notioilg torcii i ii to toe punime duties or mese noits. . Answer.. e;taiutd, it . being neerstood chi, is not to ; • prolee , T - proper . • V. 'I t.c sn.k,;nd Wo‘:..ded, as well those in the hospitals at tile period 00. sae amtael. ut .he Colony, as thus: won nave since enter. ti them, 134; attended at tile LApeoce, or 1115 j Britannic Niajet.:, tiotil.tneu cure, ano :mall share the tali, ut • the Gartner). I'rna.4 wile ere able, shad be iiinneniatcly entharked along with rt. The sitig. anti wouinitd ; reiliamiug, ellen be eutitided to the ilunoui or time .bit e lisit Commander. A goilmeio. ' rand! ,Oilicers Health, and an tinker of the Civil Stall shat; retllaiu to take cure oi them. ' • . . • , Art. , ?eatiisereef,' tigetan island, as well its all otfler, Ai,elitS of the. Mnitary Crlnt Who' arc .it rins ihomeid out ut For; Desotx, shell share the tate 01 tie Willson, arid snail be sent n.0.3e to t rainee mi the semi: , • • anSwer. , ,I t is not objected 'that the Gerrison of Pigeon Island shall be treatect us liie same manlier as the test ot the 'Garrison, • 4tll Vll.. 1 rue fortifications of Fort Desaia shall not be demolishea unfit alter a Treety of reilee to be concluded be tween ties two i'o . .ecia• • • . • ' • A iistvcr. Tau firithin COverrment alone can reply to this •Art., - Vlll. There shall be. prepared a report of the s t ate . 01 the tort, or itti acid magazines, whicti snail be. I.orrnally 4;oftiparicti• 1114; signed ,by trio Commissioners charged with thieekeeution ot thepteseitt Art. LX. ' As Seen' as the present 'Capitulation shall be concluded, the rentiubt of Boodle shall be occupied, paltry by Eneinn and partly by trench troops. Trieir number Shell tic regulated 0y the Cutiltnissioners. The French Gar risen shall continue to occupy Fort Otsaix Until . lle embark. ation,.having its connisunicetion.with tin: lowa nee. The period aoti the mode of evacuating it shall be regulated by Commissioners. t lie sii.k and wounded actually • Fort Desais. vital' be removed to the Hospital de - France, and the means et transport 'shalt be provided for this purpose. The gairlson, until the moment ut ernbai kiiig , shall be sub. railed trent their own magazines, and by. time F re:lett agents.' • Answer,—Grolited; , but it is rcquited that possession should be given also of the Sally Port ut the north trout, and el the Demi Lune, as soon as the Articles are ratified by the respeetive CotlittlAliderS in Chid. - Art. X. The officers and all others employed in the mill. tary or civil service who are married, may take on board with them their wives and childreh. Those who have property or business in Martinique shall •be perMitted to retain there six rnotiths. The linens!) Commanders.will give them every protection for this purpose during their stay in the Colosiy. /'hey shall afterwaitts share the rate of the Garaison, and oe eundueted to ranee at the expense of his tiritilniliC Majesty. Answer. --Granted, and those °dicers who 'remain for a time shall be assisted with passages as convenient. Art. Xl. The officers of health ' and all others who , hive been attached for the monk:lit, and by order, to the service of the french army, shalt bdpermitted tea return to then homes awithout being diolested.,'. .Answei. •-taratiteci. Art. Xll. The Colonists and Inhabitants who wish to follow the tata_ of the Garrison, anti to go to trerie , Willi their property, shall be - perniuten to do am :.••All the .indtvi duals, ot whatever inition,tlley may be, who ate iollAbizt+nts of the Isle or klertinique, shall riot be tieubledi molested,..or questioned, on kcetnint of their politicel-opinions. Those who may have been ambled under this pretext Shell be im mediately set at liberty. Answer. —(3 ranted. • . • Art. XIII. The persons and property of all the Inhabi.:' tarits of the Island or hlaiinialue shall. be wspeetetl, • `flie Laws writ mm ale there 4- nti ,,, -. 11 ) , twee snail be maintained until a I te.:twech the two nations; The organization or the Tribuhals ;.11.11 tentath as it' actually stands. .The dicer. rise of the Carlene: religiott shall 'be pr.selveti in its present etafe. Its Mithsters protechal ant reipeehel. Tile national property appropriated for trio maintenance shall be alt 1 1 / 4 ,tly '01)1thell to that purpose. * Answer.—Li rained; subject to suelf•alteretions as his firi. tannid lah.sty linty judge rkeessaty. Art. XI V. I n consigcrat tonsil the stateof distress towhiCh the Colony - is riatuce.l, toe Whet:intuits shall remain exentPt trent: al I taints - for two years. Answer.—Not grentett; but every consideration will be had for the state ot the Colony. ' Art. X V.. 'Else General hi Chichi/ the Freitch loins seise► be permitted to send itartheilaielY «im °nicer to lirs MalvstY the Emperor me, with the aciuullt ut the preach! Ca- ' pitulaitom A Vesbel shill be provnled by the English Ad, Mind to convey this Officer to 11Ottille1u*, Rochefort, or L'Orient. Answer.— Granted.. Att. XVI., In any doubt should arise as to the meaning of • any Article, it shall be interpreted in the most favourable manner for the Ftehch.Gartreon. Answer....G ranted, Art. XVII: Hostages of time rank of Field Officers shell be delivered on the part of the English Army and F teet e anilon the-part - Or the F rench Anny,, for the reciprocal gumoitee of the present.Capituletiort. Ihe ()Miser of time English, Am it y shall be restored when the Articles relative to the I.; arrisoi. have beep executed, and the Officer ante Fleet after the de barkation of the troops ill France, the 44111 C shall take place, out ti me part of the FienCli Crarrison. Answer, No Hostages are necessary. Art. XVIII. His ExCelleriey Admiral Cochrane shall be invited to receive on board the lioe.ot-battle Ship:tat - id fri • gates of his Excellency, the Captain General, the Colonial eretect, and rite other Otlicers of the French Armrty. • Answer. —Granted, and a ship of war will be provided for the Captain-General anti his suird. ' Art- XIX. The embarkation of. the French tromps shall take place at sootier!! in eight, amid at Ilitib;st in tint= days, G to. PR EVOST, LiCUEollant.Ceneral. Fa en. 1V1". in...Luri e Major-General. G. COCKIS URN, Commodore. rt Er loyal:Az, Gen. Brigade. r(tiTFOR r, Col. 82d Ite4imem. nut, Clikef of the Staff. _ (Ratified) • Can. Bicxwttn. A. Coen& Asa. VlLLaazr, Captain General. • Peturn of Ordnance and Stores found in Fort Desalt and its Depebdencies, Martinique; Feb. s 6, iSo9. Brass Guns. ! 9 Serviceable, t unserviceable twenty.four.pounders (field. pieces coutplete) : —se. ; Serviceable, I unserviceable sixteen-pounders.— 4. 2 Serviceable twelve. pounders (carriag-s all good). • 3 Serviceable, t unserviceable eight-poundei, (carriages All loud except .ne.)-4. 6 Serviceable lour-pounders, (four large clternbant). Brass 11tortars. s Serviceable twelve.incli; (1 • Unscrviceable eight inch. ,~ i • RIAS6 Howitzers. Unierviceab!e eight-bleb. . : s Serviceable • . r n Guni. t y Serviceable, 2 unserviceable t went y-ibur 14 Serviceable eighteen 'launders. . • 14 Servictuble, 3 unscrysecable twPive-intundei,sr-,17.. 19 Serviceable, .2 unservi‘e.thle, eight.pounile6l 7 * 3 „ ServiCeable twelvt-incri ii' mortars: 4 ;Serviceable thirty si K. p iuml. r iron carronades. Oa Serviceable blight rintoket), quite new. 00,000 SeiViCt'elemuskrt bal l'cartridges. i 670 BAriels of servaceibla powder. sitigk of tooth each. 6ti t ilarktistit serviceable powder, double of aoolb. each. " Carriages.. • 23 Sr r vietAble s ts twenty lour. pounders ii Se r‘icea'ile, to unserviceable eight, p , inders --at. S Ser.ircable, t unseiviceable 4i me-niti.uirders 13 ServiCeable, s unserviceable ovelve , youralers4-01. Is Serviceable, i z ear , ;r.,W#cii..ble eight 'plunders—a? Serviceable Ibur-pounlicrs. Mortar brds, to Serviceable, 3 unserviceable twelve-inch -13. r Siaviceable, ; ' • Howitzer Carriages. : i Serviceable, t unserviceable eight. inch --2. 5 Serviceable, ,t Unserviceable six•inco-7. Shot. e.;;, , ,olSenticcattle twenty. t'Li r- pon ncierS. , ServiCeable qghreen.pnuilers. 1-.43a Sentied4ble stxtecit•itunnt.ol3. _ • 7i-2 3 S‘ryiccable twelve. pounders. .poo Serviceable eiglit,puithder. Gso Say ice.ible sit - pnintimi. • ' • • 3soo Serviceable tour-pouiniers. , Mom; Shells. • ison Serviceable • 1700 Serviceable eight•iiiLli. Shells. 2c,0 Serviceable eight-iina:N. bvo Serviceable • Cane Or Gtape Shut. 200 SetViCeßblC thitty.six pultolers. Serviceable twenty-tom.poumiers. Servicea!ile cightcen-pooml.:ra. • • it) Serviceable 'litteetr.pouoders. 4.0 'Serviceable twelve.puunticrs. eue Servieeikble lion Serviceable pounders. • iso•Servit,:eable eartukes (Wed with powder, fur twenty , four .I.ricl eighteett.p , ..;inders. 6o:Serviceable cdririoi4c* for blurt:its. 7) Cwt. 01 . 5erV , te;,bie Slow nlatch. • zooiale Serviceable musket Timis. Jo "'teams at SCr V iCeAble CRi,al6l; cartridge paper. So Reams of stivieeable,enubket cartridge paper. 600 Rounds of serviceable 'ammunition lot &Id pieces, in tra , boxes.. contaluing 6 rounds each. 700 Serviceable tubes. oco Serviceable foam. Ocean. of Serviceable saltpetre. • in,ooe Serviceable t 'paper cartridges. . • los .13ozens of servieeauie porttires. Pigeon , S Serviceable thirty-six. pottoder iron guns. i Service.ible, a unsermeable twenty4our-poundet iron - guns— 1. a Serviceable eight-pounder, iron guns. : .1 ; Strvicarabie twelve-tact; brass mortar. a Serviceable tweive.it:li iron mortars. • Trinitc. 4 Serviceable twenty-four. pounder Iron guns. i Unserviceable twcive• inch brass mortar. • Sii Pierre. • t 4 Serviceable, 3 , unierviocable twenty-lour -pounder iron guns— 87. Serviceable twelve-inch - iron mortars.• ' a Serviceable nine and three-glom:I-inch brass mortar. .14 • B Carriages ta,,d tua snot or the glans 4no powder at any of tire uut.po>ts i r ipun6e for ditch. Point Nfgro. - • z Serviceable thirty-sie-liottnder iron guns. • 6 Serviceable t %veiny. forit,paurtuor iron guns. t Serviceable twelve-inch iron niopar.: 2 Unietvi,:cable futir.pt.'whivirun guns. rvult C':; lieritie. 4 . tinglviceable t wenty.tour. il4 uniter iron guns. Larparour IZcdcittbt. 3 Setviceabre Oght.pouptters gum. Ponicia viaubt. Serviceable twelve. pounders iron guns. z Scrvice4hic eigtit•pouirder4 iron guns. More Viro4lee. Senticoble four-pounderp cir..ss pts. Coonlac. 2 serviceable eiglit.pounders iron guns. B. 30 Kuttntl stud lout 10 tor each piece, Fort lithvard .Cups. rp Serviceable thirty-six pou:Ritrs. 14 Sevin:a:o4o t wet, ty• (9ur 113 tlllitetl. 4 Servic.:46;e 3 Servi,oublc twvive•ixithi.lers. Servicedble eight-puututers. 11 tartars. 4 Serviceable thirtern-inch. Shut. 117,05° Serviceable thirty-six pounderi. 76,000 SCIV Si;e4b Ie t %*Ctit) !toll Gpouruicts. 4 6,000 Service4ble 4IX 4,500 St (Vt.:C.4IC t we; v.:- pl.kundem.: • t2o Servlonibie cigitt-pouniatto. 504 Servietable, 57 inis.tiirluvabiet Woo muskets --56 t; 4:4 Se: vi,tot:lo tuu.skets, I:: casts. 6,140 Scrvii.cable musket ii.nts. Arsenid. ServiLeAble four.pounclet MG of them and c4t11004 ant WI (h0t:404. Servaeable tive-ppunders buss swivels. 2 stiViCedbit: Cight-pounk!ers iron guns. S Sobicciant 2-NtilliterS ItM) gun,. 4 S;rvicrabit tour• pounsitos 41441 surto. 51147 t 100 Serviceable Malty-6211f 1 1 011111dCtil. 4M ait, tOuttil.pottnttvi S. 0 Set t Istxtedii-poutsders, 7t6 Survive-Able wgi vv. pit wk. rl. sv., Serviceable vight•poun !era. • , If S;rviceable twelVe-inch. 08 Serviceable eight-pounders. • • roao Serviceable, so unser vicaable rriusketi 6; Unserviceable choirs tat muskets. , Kegs and o p e bus; serviceable musket Hi nts . 4' Tiventy-rinir. pounder serviceable gun cArriact 4 Four-pounder servi,:eable gun carrhiges. a Serviceable gins trisurgle. Serviceable limbers. ServiwitblG 4V/it carts. • a Serviceahlepctird. • '• 17 Heads serviceable slow snatches. COWARD STEHELIN, (I a t l ri ed g. ) -Gen. Comm. Royal A:6l. N. Indies, Fort. Royal, Martinique, Feb. 17, 049. Return of Engineer's Stores found in the Ordnance airseaal at Fort-Royal: lntrenching Tools. -73 serviceable earth-rammors. 9 set. vicesble large mitts of Wood. 19 serviceable scaling tiers, joints ot 6 fret: • 3a serviceable picks... 4o serviceable' pickaxes. 4 , serviceable mattocks. • Lumber.—zsa serviceable of z•inch running feet plank. 44 serviceably is-teat tong 'pieces of 4- inch plank, g service. able 24-feet long, pieces of 4.. inch plank. •11.servieea4lir sawed scantling-pieces. ao serviceable timber-pieces. ' 8 Serviceable spat; 6 inches diaineter,•3o list - Serviceable Pieces of hardwood Plank. §so Serviceable staves of white oak. as Serviceable bundles hazel hoops. Sitlith T 0013.-13 54ViCeiable Alai 4 1111SCrViCeablc spare ele. vating screws. 3 ton to cwt. emu:cable in bars of sorts'. n'serviceable spare axle•trees. tao serviceable tires for wheels. 8 serviceable large vices. S serviceable an vita.", 8 serviceable forge bellows. 8 serviceable tongs. 6 ser. viceable pincers. 3 servic e able beck .irons. t serviceable mandril. 3 serviceable sledge 11611111 CM Gun Carriage Work.-60 serviceable naves for wheels, SY • serviceable follies for, wheels. too serviceable spokes tut wlwels. 3 serviceable cheeks for gun-carriages, ti set. viceable, so repairable, 3114113 urtservi‘ea:al; spar wheels. 9- Serviemble twin& trees. 'Servicealalc grindstone with trough, 4 servi:able grind. stout's without 'troughs. CHARVESAMPLEY, -'• ".• Brig -Gen-einuinaitilnig hikers( Eng. W SA. NI. LAWKIIIII.IZ, COMilb 4.Pr 4116, SEQA:S..- (..; • Fort pt,... t ix, 27th Fpbttutry, Theft appears to be .;‘,3, t ut. 14 Olt bt)er u} shovels aunt 4)Acles, A A„La sp , ,Wittck•itoriu , vg, 4tattliv till.:4lsitthi tugs 4 u,)04)1414; dfitotcnt v,4.11 4 4 4 „, i.ILiR ‘3l - itt'LLY ' '" Gva ..t Ctat. 4..0y IN; I. 5A1144111. t)4..tek. Ni: . rlitogllC, 26th 'rcb, i s tieturn %f Provisions, Rum, i 4 t. the 1 ort oil..)eoata.. this' (la). 1,00 Lands: flour, 3oct tierces salt beet; 9S o.orcis salt 12 5 6,01 culCre, 19,00 u pi.ti 'putts praitly, 2,00 imas 24/00 pints , itwu s.AO sweet QII. Is ► twlulyl4 fish nil , Gio cords' , Aou,l, (net, i.uo, *potlntit; CanclieS. N. rive (non, strayed, nut inclu led in the abote. (SkSitud) -11, V.I.U.X, Asit3t. Coal, , Retirrn of Sick and Wounded in his Naiesty'S General I ;.,t &tannic:o, between the' rat i1,k1.47th yearuary, it; T,.,t.,1 admitted—Gim-shot wounds 3Se, fevers 172, fluxes 244, ulcers 9, casua hits 6, debility 4.. 1 fot::1 Anal discharged cured— c.titi-lior wuunds 12! , fevers Ba, fluxes i 12, (Ikea' 2, cJ$l.l2lllcS 5. —TOW 'fetal died —Oun.shot wounds' ao, feVers g, fluxes g. 'fowl 34. . ,„ T o Total recrering- -G nit-shot wounds 239, levers 86, Iliac., 133, ulcers 7, casualty 1, (1 , .;.J.1ity Rer . oarks, Eight men were receiveconto the kospital in a dying state from mortal wounus. One man of, the West India Regiment died of a lock..jaw, alld three died of gangrene, in i.3 , l:6ttittellt.3l 01 wdtinds. "Che recoveries from operations have been very successtul, the wounded men in general are doing well. Eleven Officers have. be,a 4tliiiitted into the hospital of wounds, two of whom were illOrtaity N 14.4 Max: well, Sth regiment, and Captain Taylor, Attillg Quarter -1114 Stet Setlerat, and one lilts been discliarged..bda,SOL , C4ll . .p.. 101 l l thc others alt: duing well. (Signed) A. RAI Ll ' . I E, Inspect, of Hosp. Lieut. SitA tire and Miss SHUONSURGH.—V6ry different accounts of the dreadful Cilia&lrophe of t hese two loVers arc given by the friends of the different families. A friend of the family of Lieut. Sharpe has published the following:---" Letters," he says, " de livered on Sunday morning to the family of .Lieut. Sharpe, afford the most unequivocal proofs that the unfortunate Gentleman, and the tender obje6t of his affettion, left, by mutual consent, a world where they had lost all hope of ever being united. Nothing MOM romantic, and at the same time more.calculated to draw a sympathetio tear from every eye, ever entered . . . the heads of two young person - a. They had ap pointed to 'meet at half an hour Oast five, at a sum mer-house or cave, situated on Sir Stewltly Shuck. brirgh's premises,•ttiere to put an end to their exist. eine.' The butler of the Baronet proved; on mit inquest before the Coroner, that Miss Shtickblirth could not get out of the house, as the keys were in the pbSiression of the liotkie-keeper, and the doors', were not unlocked till half after six ; so that,it was a quarter before seven when she met Lieut. Sharpe in the Summer4touse ; land that tWe minutes had hardly elapsed. before two pistols Were' successiiely discharged: The first worth the butler says he, dis , tindly heard . were, " Come, come, come, my love!" and Miss Bhuckburgh's answer must have been, Now, now, now !7 mistaken by the butler tOr " No, no, no !" and which had madeit appear as a negative to i propos ' f elopement. No such thing's had 'en tered the it ?titi3 inamonred beings ; 4lttioui to the 1:1,t ~ ''': Is Of their exititenetitey submitted 10 thei.; : .:;.....thp wjll,ol-the young lady's friends ; but ea A li—' - - panned from each baler,' weibeeome to them4in' ititarerable burden, they resigned it at the same tide, 'and were found dead hand in hanl!".... 11411 AliterOsqr. , ' . ' . A Meeting of the Whig Club was held an Toes.- day, at the Vreetuasons Tavern, SAMUEL Wnyr-, DRNAD, Esq. in the Chair"; where, utter the regul3r WSW at the day, the attention of the Meeting %as called to the late proceedings in Parliament.—Mi. WAltinai was proposed as a Member, and several Resolutions Were agreed to. Among them; a Reso lutico of Thanks wai passed to Mr. WARDIAtr the principal Nlembers who supported the Lie In quiry and another, declaiing a Reform in Parlia ment indispensably necessary, wai carried ay !nation! First Day of Drawing present State Loiteriv;-- No. 18,031, a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pottlids, Was , sold on the ed of last month, in a Whole Ticket, by RICHARDSON, GOODIAJCK, and The Second Day of•Drai,ving will be on Friday next, the 21st instant. Tickets and Shares, warranted un drawn, are On sale by Rlcuaarisotv, GootiLocK, and Co. at their old Offices, corner of Bank 'Build ings, Cornbill, and facing the Gate of the , King's Mews, Charing-Cross. 1') the two Prizes of MO Tickets, there ore thes e remarkable circumstances, viz, in that 'drawn on w e d ues day lass there is a Prize already of 10001. and that to drawn on Friday the titst, a Priz e of 5001.. This augurs well; and it is proi,able t h e packet of rickets next to be determined ng..'y be worth Fifty Thoutand Guineas.